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creancer
† creancer Obs. Forms: 4 creaunsour, -sure, creansure, 4–6 creauncer, creaunser, 5 creancer, -syr, 6 -ser, -sier, 7 -sour, -sor. [ME. creaunsour, in Anglo-F. creanceour, a. OF. creanceor, f. creancer: see prec. and -or. The form in -er may repr. F. créancier (12th c. in Littré) from creance, corresp... Oxford English Dictionary
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cransier
cransier erron. form of creancer. Oxford English Dictionary
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creance
▪ I. creance, n. (ˈkriːəns) Forms: 4–5 creaunce, (5 -awnce, -auns), 5– creance; also (in sense 4 only) 6 cryaunce, 6–7 -ance, 7 creyance, criance, cryants, cranes. [ME. a. OF. créance (11th c.), corresp. to L. type crēdentia, f. creant pr. pple. of creire:— L. crēdĕre to believe. Cf. credence.] † 1.... Oxford English Dictionary
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tutor
▪ I. tutor, n. (ˈtjuːtə(r)) Also 4–7 tutour, 5–6 -oure, (5 -owre, 5–7 -ur, 6 Sc. toutour); 6 tutar, Sc. tuttar, 6–8 tuter). [a. OF., AF. tutour (mod.F. tuteur = Sp., Pg. tutor, It. tutore), or a. L. tūtor watcher, protector, f. tuērī to watch, guard.] † 1. A guardian, custodian, keeper; a protector,... Oxford English Dictionary
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creditor
creditor (ˈkrɛdɪtə(r)) Also 5–6 credytour, 6 -or, 5–7 creditour. [In 15th c. creditour, a. Anglo-Fr. creditour = OF. crediteur, credeteur (early 14th c. in Godef.). The OF. word had become obs. in 16–17th c., but it reappeared in Savary Dict. du Comm. 1723, and was admitted by the Academy in 1878.] ... Oxford English Dictionary
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